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A cowboy's love of a woman blinds him to the fact that he's being taken advantage of. Buffalo Bill Jr., Genee Boutell, Si Jenks, Lafe McKee, Jay Wilsey. Directed by Victor Adamson.
1934
English
Western
Romance
Cast & Crew
Buffalo Bill Jr.
(Actor)
Genee Boutell
(Actor)
Bartlett Carre
(Actor)
Si Jenks
(Actor)
Lafe McKee
(Actor)
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Buffalo Bill Jr.
(Actor)
Genee Boutell
(Actor)
Bartlett Carre
(Actor)
Si Jenks
(Actor)
Born:
September 23, 1876
Died: January 06, 1970
Died: January 06, 1970
Trivia:
After years on the circus and vaudeville circuits, Si Jenks came to films in 1931. Virtually always cast as a grizzled, toothless old codger, Jenks was a welcome presence in dozens of westerns. In Columbia's Tim McCoy series of the early 1930s, Jenks was often teamed with another specialist in old-coot roles, Walter Brennan (17 years younger than Jenks). In non-westerns, Si Jenks played town drunks, hillbillies and Oldest Living Citizens usually with names like Homer and Zeke until his retirement at the age of 76.
Lafe McKee
(Actor)
Born:
January 23, 1872
Died: August 10, 1959
Died: August 10, 1959
Trivia:
White-haired Lafe McKee (real name, Lafayette McKee) was seemingly born old, dignified, and kind. Already playing old codgers by the mid-1910s, McKee delivered one of the funniest and most improbable moments in B-Western history, when, disguised as a bedraggled señorita, he sprang Ken Maynard from prison in Range Law (1931). "The Grand Old Man of Westerns," as film historian William K. Everson called him, retired in the early '40s after more than three decades of yeoman work opposite every cowboy hero on the Hollywood range, from Franklyn Farnum to Gary Cooper.
